Intern or Study Abroad with API Abroad Blogs

New Language: A First Step in Connection Outside of Your Culture

Feb 4, 2020

Today's blog post comes to us from University of Arkansas Little Rock student and API alumni...

Deadline Extensions! Take a Maymester Abroad

Feb 3, 2020

We have great news! Application deadlines for some of our Maymester program options have been...

API Update – Coronavirus

Jan 31, 2020

API has been closely monitoring the coronavirus situation. Our spring semester participants who...

API Still Accepting Applications for Spring Programs

Jan 30, 2020

As the worldwide awareness and concern over the recent outbreak of the coronavirus has spread,...

5 students who will love Budapest

Jan 30, 2020

The capital of Hungary remains one of the biggest city names in history. Budapest is a city known...

Meet your Spring 2020 Student Bloggers!

Jan 27, 2020

January marks the beginning of many of API’s spring semester programs, and we are excited to introduce a new group of creative bloggers and vloggers! Check out our blog, YouTube, and Instagram accounts for posts from our students all over the world!

Mi relación fatalista con el baile

Jan 23, 2020

En el caso de animación, no soy perfecto en este estilo, pero me puse mucho más confidente y cómodo con bailar en frente de más que un espejo.

Heads up! More Spring Study Abroad Fairs

Jan 20, 2020

API is coming to your campus! Be sure to stop by the API booth to say hi and grab some free swag...

Study STEM in Ireland this Summer [API Program Spotlight]

Jan 17, 2020

This program is a great option for students interested in getting ahead on their credits. Students choose two course options from a list of STEM and Irish history options.

5 More Unique Summer Study Abroad Programs

Jan 14, 2020

From filmmaking to computer science, there’s an option for everyone at API. Be sure to visit our website where you can request more information and get all of your study abroad questions answered!

A Mother’s Wisdom

Jan 13, 2020

This story, from the jump, gets a huge shout out to my host mother who always always always encouraged me to go out and explore the city (“para conocer” (so that I can get to know it more) so I wouldn’t regret not having gone out at the end of my stay.